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From: Albert Everett <freebsd@webintl.com>
Subject: jails and httpd/ssl virtual hosting
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Since jails are bound to a single IP address and SSL certs work on a 
per-IP basis, it looks like I'd need a whole jail per SSL enabled web 
site.

Is this right? If so, is the usual strategy to jail non-SSL web sites 
and to leave SSL sites in the non-jail environment?

Albert

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